The third choice - 65.3%.
He made 66 successful attempts out of 101 total free throws. To find the experimental probability, it will be 66 divided by 101.
66 successful / 101 total attempts = 0.6534
Rounded off to the nearest tenth of a percent - 65.3%
The experimental probability that you make a free throw is 65.3%.
Answer:
Value In Scientific Notation Will Be: 3.6 x 10^4
Expanded Form Will Be: 36000
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Step-by-step explanation:
32 percent because 397 divided by 1232 is 32 percent
